The phrase "age of wine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period during which wine is aged to enhance its flavor and quality.
Example: "The sommelier explained that the age of wine can significantly affect its taste and aroma."
Alternatives: "vintage of wine" or "maturation of wine".
This is not quite a golden age of wine; in spite of everything there will always be dull or poorly made wines around.
Skeptical of both parties' tests, Elroy sought out Philippe Hubert, a French physicist who had devised a method of testing the age of wine without opening the bottle.
One could easily make the case that the modern age of wine began with the 1982 vintage, or at least with the reception of the '82s.
It's just that we are living in a golden age of wine drinking, where so much pleasure is to be had from so many different parts of the world that I find it a shame not to branch out occasionally.
After a number of years, depending on the portion withdrawn each year and the number of years since the start, the average age of wine in the oldest container no longer changes.
Further, carbon dating can't provide a reliable determination of the age of wines bottled during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and an examination of Bonani's lab report reveals that his findings reflected a considerable margin of error.
Paradoxically, the aging of wine in small barrels made of new oak, a technique adopted by winemakers worldwide, is in fact the Rioja's traditional method.
Ultrasonic waves teats materials, too, Examples of fields where ultrasonics are used: in dentistry, for cleaning teeth, in food proce sing, for mixing liquid products, in beverage prodessing, for de-gassing beer as it's ut in kegs for speeding up the aging of wine & whiskey.
Balint had developed a process to speed the aging of wine.
For extended aging of wine (over 1 year), refrigeration is a must in most parts of the world; even a below-ground cellar is not cool enough.
Thus, memories of Soho from the most impressionable age were of wine, women and song, although not necessarily in that order.
